Hi,
I have downloaded a couple of extensions to check for license, but couldn't find any. :(
Do anyone know which licenses they are released under? Or should one contact the extension author?
Any official extension that runs under the same license as Piwigo?
Thank you.
Have a nice weekend.
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Yes, bad habit. A few plugins (the very minority) come with a LICENSE or LICENSE.txt file. Helps only digging into their source code at Github or Trac, but usually there isn't more than installed.
I would assume (!) that all extensions under https://github.com/Piwigo fall under the same license as Piwigo itself. If in doubt ask the author.
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Thanks for your reply, appreciate it. :)
Do anyone know what license the following extensions have:
- Additional Pages
- Cookie Consent Bar/Popup
? :)
Have a nice weekend.
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Hi,
I am now using the following 8 plugins (thanks!) and wonder if anyone can tell me the license of these great extensions? :)
-Additional Pages
-Cookie Consent
-Advanced Menu Manager
-PWG Stuffs
-Header Manager (GNU General Public License v2.0) ?
-Add < head > Element
-FCK Editor
-Grum Plugin Classes
Since Piwigo is GNU GPL V2, does it mean the extension also have that license maybe?
I have looked at each of them on Github and the only one that clearly states GNU GPL V2 is Header Manager.
The reason I wonder is because I will add some advertisement to my website/Piwigo gallery, and I assume that means commercial use.
Even if I don't put any ads on my website, if I just use it to showcase my work/offer my photos for free and put a link "Hire me as a photographer", that still means "commercial use", so this licensing question would be of interest to basically everyone I think. :)
Thank you in advance.
Best regards and thanks for a great gallery CMS and plugins!
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As mentioned in my earlier comment, plugins and licenses are a train wreck.
If you need to know you'll have to dig through https://piwigo.org/ext/ and ask authors if you don't find any in the source codes linked.
Note that GPLv2 and later are fine for commercial use.
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Hi,
Thank you for your reply, I appreciate it.
I have gone through the list, unfortunately I can't contact anyone on this forum, it says I don't have permission. :(
So I don't really know how to get the answers, I think it should be of interest to most of Piwigo users, since "commercial use" means something as simple as showcasing your work and promote yourself to find new clients.
Maybe some plugin authors will see this thread. :)
Have a great day.
Best regards,
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